work on shoring up the economy. >> you're ugly and your mother dresses you funny. laughing laughing >> that's just about what a magazine had to say about baltimorians. we want to know what you have to say about that in this morning's water cooler question of the day. >> the insta-weather plus forecast as 11 news continues right now. [captioning made possible by constellation energy group] [laughter] >> who are you talking to? >> i was just reading the copy. our producer said i like what i wrote for you to say. >> it was funny. >> thank you for joining us for 11 news today. by the way, we'll get to that story in a little bit. >> we will. how's the forecast? >> everything but ugly. it will make you smile. not going to change. yesterday was nice and today is going to be like yesterday. 44 degrees right now at b.w.i.

cooler in the suburbs. in the 30's in the pennsylvania area near the state line. today forecasting 65 for a high. all in all, a pretty good outlook. the average high is 58. your seven-day forecast in a bit. first let's look at the roads. >> i think we should start every show that way. >> with an insult? >> your mama! your mama! just throw it all out there. not dealing with a whole lot in delays. it is veterans day. so crestview and ritchie highway. an accident vehicle fire. other than that, we're doing ok. 65 miles per hour on the west side. 34 on southbound 83 in the area of mount caramel. so perhaps a little sluggish in

that area. let's look at a live picture of old court. outer loop moving very well this morning. a live view of traffic on the beltway. moving well down west towards west nursery road. that's the latest on traffic pulse 11. back to you mindy and stan. >> our big story this morning, a tragedy as fire claims the lives of two people. >> it all started around 9:30 a.m. yesterday. 11 news jennifer franciotti live with that story. good morning. >> this is an area off the beltway. taking a look at what's left behind me. you see a bunch of rubble and cars surrounding the damage. it happened about 9:30 a.m. yesterday morning. it took an hour to get the fire under control. the walls collapsed and roof caved in and 60 firefighters were called to the scene. then firefighters were told

there could still be two people inside that were sleeping according to friends and family members 45-year-old macho acavedo and 17-year-old johnny ramos worked 16-to 18-hour shifts and often slept in the body shop overnight. >> we loved both of them. things happen in life. so we got to deal with it. >> and the building is a complete loss. right now we're told family members are working with family are working with investigators to identify the bodies. the cause of the fire is still unknown. >> baltimore county police have made an arrest in a triple shooting that left one teenager dead. sterling matthews of baltimore city is accused of killing 16-year-old burks. matthews is being held without detail in the detention center. two others were treated for non-life threatening injuries.

>> a tragic downfall for a local sports star. dave mega et has been sentenced to 30 years in prison on rape and burglary charges. he is found guilty of rapeing a college student. his son is currently a running back at the university of maryland. and in allegheny county, a former student will serve five years in prison for killing one man and wounding another after the 31-year-old pleaded guilty to manslaughter and assault. he used a shotgun to defend himself after two men came to his home trying to fight him after one of the man's girlfriend said the man hit her during a party. >> and president obama took time to speak with active duty service members stationed in the area during his 10-day tour

of asia. kate amara has details. >> good morning. the president is in south korea for the g-20 summit for the next two days and he says he is focused on balanced and sustained economic growth. president obama in seoul for the opening of the g-20 summit. holding bilateral meetings with the leaders of south korea, china and germany. expecting consensus on how to stablize and grow global economic markets while acknowledging a u.s.-korea free trade agreement have fallen short. >> we have asked our teams to work tirelessly in the coming days and weeks to get this completed and we are confident we will do so. >> it's a blow to president obama on the trip aimed at strengthening ties. a trade pack obama calls a win-win. >> it would be a win for the united states because it would

increase the exports of the united states by some $10 billion dollars supporting more than 70,000 jobs back home. >> while in south korea, president obama also took time to speak to american service members at an event honning veterans day. >> the security you have pride provided has made possible one of the great success stories of our time. >> the president also today delivered several warnings to north korea saying the north's pursuit of nuclear weapons will only increase isolation and decrease security. >> i'm kate amara, wbal-tv 11 news. stan, back to you. >> thank you, very much and have a great day. mindy? >> with the election now over maryland h.d. law makers are rolling up their sleeves taking a long, hard look at the budget crisis. next year's projected spending falls $1 billion short of projected income. the budget hole got deeper in part because of spending from mandates and entitlements such

as medicaid. they expect alcohol and gasoline taxes will rise. some of the balancing ideas will be presented december 16. >> there are stories called feel-good stories and then there are stories like this one. a new report ranks the people of baltimore second on the list of the most unattractive people in america. ha. that's the finding of travel and leisure magazine who took into account fitness, friendlyness, intelligence and food. this is causing a stir around town but the mayor, well, she is taking it all in stride. >> i'm just going to walk around with a bag over my head for the rest of the term. until we rise again as far as looks, yes. >> but we feel good, though, right? >> we feel good. we look good. you know, what do they know? travel and leisure? >> they only know anything when they are ranking us high. [laughter]

>> that brings us to our water cooler question of the day. what do you think of a national magazine ranking baltimoral second in the most unatractorive people in america? you can email your responses to watercooler@wbaltv.com. >> today the 91st observation of veterans day. that means changes in services today. county offices and courts will be closed today including the m.b.a. the cam done lines closed. on the s schedule. public schools in baltimore city and surrounding counties will be open as well as libraries and the only jurisdiction that has canceled trash pickup. to help us hon veterans, share photos and video on www.wbaltv.com. click on "you local." >> the time, 6:09. 44 degrees on tv hill. coming up the bloomberg

business report. >> and hardly a carnival for 4500 people aboard a cruise ship that limped its way back home. >> and we're cooking irish sausage and listening to irish guitar music. all part of the irish festival. a live report from timonium just ahead. >> and we'll check on the major >> and we'll check on the major roads for delays. (sfx: coach's whistle) the car coach. >> in case your car repair shop hasn't noticed - there's been a shift. sfx: shifting. more women than men are making the decision as to where to get the car fixed. sfx: shifting what's the percentage? the answer in a moment.

(sfx: coach's whistle) "the car coach". >> if you had to see one film this season, it would be this one. phil! go ahead. personally... i give it four stars. back in a moment. >> a very good thursday morning to you. a little milder this morning.

we're certainly heating things up here at the timonium fairgrounds, because we're talking about the irish festival. it kicks off on friday at 6:00 then kicks off at noon saturday and sunday and lasting until 11:00 at night. the key secret of this sausage recipe was guinness. and we're listening to the music of brendan. what kind of music -- it's irish but what's the history behind what you're playing? >> the history behind irish music is basically guitar and fiddle and some purr cushion instruments. and a lot of the bluegrass and country you hear today and in the world was derived from the irish music. >> it inspired all and it's very listenible. >> i am performing 2:00-3:00 on

the main stage here. so looking forward to it on saturday. >> it's basically everything irish. everything from the food to this huge pub in the center of the fairgrounds and we'll be seeing irish dancers. if you want to find out more, as always, go to www.wbaltv.com. click on the asas icon and it will take you -- click on the "as seen on" icon, and it will take you to everything you need to know. in the plains a system trying to develop that won't affect us until next week with showers. until then, i'm going to enjoy this guinness-glazed sausage. it's kind of sweet, actually. >> good music, guinness, good food, how can you go wrong at 6:00 a.m., right? >> you can't. [laughter] >> we'll talk to you again in the next half-hour. the irish festival coming up at

the fairgrounds in timonium. 33 in taneytown. a wide range of temperatures out there. the northern suburbs cooler than down south. the weather will be fantastic. hardly a cloud in the sky. this is the system sandra was talking about. eventually some of the rain will catch up to us, but in the short term high pressure is going to anchor itself over the east coast. that means a continuation of the beautiful weather we've had. that's our forecast. mostly sunny. pleasant. today we'll be up around 64, 65 again. sunrise coming up in a half-hour. mostly clear tonight. seasonably cool with temperatures in the thirts in the suburbs. low to mid 40's in the city, sunset this evening at 4:55. during the day tomorrow, nothing is going to change. this area of high pressure in

the same place. the rain will get closer to us and some may drift into the tail end of the weekend. but i'm only going to put a 30% chance on it for sunday. but 65 today. 70 tomorrow. the average high is 58. 68 will be the high on saturday and in the 60's on sunday but just a 30% chance for rain. the best chance for rain i think will hold off until the middle of next week. at 6:15, here's sarah. >> getting back to our water cooler question of the day. car latta came up with the best slogan for our city. "we may be ugly, but we're charming." >> yes! i love it. on your morning commute, everything looking great. problem-free on the west side at 47 miles per hour and 49 miles per hour on southbound 95 coming out of the northeast. a lot lighter this morning,

because it is veterans day. 62 miles per hour on howard county through 32. let's give you a live view of traffic in the area of old court. so far, so good going away from us. no problems to report on the north side or at the beltway. that's the latest on traffic pulse 11. mindy? >> taking a look at some of our top stories, the nightmarish cruise to no where is finally over for 4500 passengers and crew aboard the carnival cruise ship. a fire on the ship's engine room left the luxury liner without power drifting off the california coast for several days. no one was hurt but plenty of people were awfully cranky. the passengers were refunded their money and offered a free cruise in the future. >> 50-year-old david love a

former baptist minister appeared in court in camouflage. love had been on the run aft the murder of randy stone but not before he presided over stone's funeral and delivered eulogy. he was arrested while working as a truck driver. >> what started as a peacefull march ended in a riot in london as students protested a 300% zump their tuition. they started a button fire. eight people amid protesters were taken to hospitals with miner injuries. the u.k. has been coming up in prices since the global downturn. >> in this morning's "consumer alert," there's good news on the housing market, the number of forclosures fell by the sharpest margin this year last month realtytrac i think says

forclosures fell in october, but that's because at that time most lenders put the brakes on forclosures as they investigated fraud. that means the numbers could be on the rise again, but at a slower pace. >> the census bureau stays median age for first marriages increased by a year over the past decade. 28 years old for men and 26 years old for women. and 57% to 54% from 2000 to 2010 are those that remain married. >> and wal-mart and target are not to be unmatched. more on that in the bloomberg business report. >> the deals are coming fast and furious from the retailers. wal-mart offering free shipping with no minimum purchase on nearly 60,000 online products. and target is kicking off its

biggest free shipping event ever and offering online sales as the stores are closed. and the world's largest maker of computer networking equipment forecasted way small they are in sales. yesterday a higher stock market day. thanks to companies like chevron. on this veterans day outback steak house is a luting the military. those on active duty will get a free bloomin' onion and m beverage. be sure to bring your i.d. that is business at the new york stock exchange, i'm jane king for wbal-tv 11 news. >> the time is 6:19. 49 degrees on tv hill.

>> the temperatures take another one right down to the final buzzer. keith mills has a look at that and tonight's ravens thursday night makeup. >> don't forget to email your response to us at watercooler@wbaltv.com. what do you think of a national magazine ranking baltimore second in the city of most unatractorive people? >> and take a look at last night's winning maryland lottery numbers. i don't think i ever expected to have this big of a family. we go through a lot. if i can stock up on the things my family needs at a really great price, i'll do it, i'll find the space.

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>> good morning, sarah caldwell with a look at your morning commute. it's veterans day, so lighter out there volume-wise. at church hill, an accident and a water main break. meantime indicate and joe avenue, an accident. in terms of delays, pretty light out there. once you get on to the north side, 49 on average and 47 on the west side. if you're heading south on 83 around mount caramel, 65 miles per hour. up to speed there. a live view of traffic. 70 at 29 east and westbound, problem-free at the moment and a live view of the traffic at the beltway, all looking good at the moment. now quote carlotta again, our

floor director, tony, you're not ugly. you just got believe. is that the new within? what's the other one? we might be ugly, but we're charming. they don't call us charm city for nothing. either way. nice toss. thank you. let's take a look at the weather. beautiful. 44 at the airport. 39 at westminster. shooting for a high of 65 this afternoon with lots of sunshine. first, here's baltimore's best-looking sports caster, keith mills. >> i thought i had bad eyes. [laughter] the ravens and atlanta falcons tonight. prime time thursday night football, just the third thursday night game in ravens history, and you can see it here on wbal-tv 11.

ha lot you had ina. -- haloti earned the afc defensive player of the week hons. hons. honors. and -- >> different group than i've ever played with. they are talking and making plays. it's fun. excited for every play, because they know what's coming. and they are just as happy for you to make a big play as they are for themselves. >> now we have a one-hour pregame show for you tonight as well. ravens countydown, 7:00-8:00.

we'll take you up to the 8:20 kickoff. you can see that here on tv 11 as well. college basketball last night. a dramatic win for the university of maryland. the temperatures played that charleston team. the team nearly pulls the upset, though jordan williams inside was dominant. 26 points, 16 rebounds for the 6'10" sophomore. temperatures go on a 9-0 run to end the half. that's freshman-to-freshman there. charleston's tate controls. goldlock with the points but the temperatures regain control. with eight seconds left. maryland down one. freshman pay shawn howard. pulls up. hits the shot to give maryland the one-point lead. andrew goldlock comes down.

this for the win for charleston off the back of the iron. 75-74, maryland. and check out garry williams. this is just the second game of the year. >> it's going to be a long season. >> i love gary! >> the time now 6:27. 47 degrees on tv hill. much more to come in the next half-hour of 11 news today. >> a fire at an autobody shop in glen burnie claims the lives of two people. i'm jennifer franciotti. that's next. >> it could cost those behind the robeo calls more than they thought. >> and an accident in belair. that's coming up. >> and we're getting you into the irish spirit of things this morning with some great food and awesome music. stay tuned for a live report

>> good morning, everybody. welcome back to 11 news today. i'm stan stovall. >> and i'm mindy basara. tony pann has a quick look at the forecast.

>> it's going to be another beautiful day. a little chilly out there this morning. upper 30's and lower 40's right now. but we expect sunshine this afternoon and we expect to take it up to 65 today. >> our big story this morning, a fire at an anne arundel county warehouse claims the lives of two people working inside. >> jennifer franciotti with more details. >> good morning. it took firefighters almost an hour to get this fire under control, and it was during cleanup they discovered two employees were missing. family members gather in support after an autobody shop burns down in glen burnie. firefighters discovered the bodies of two inside. >> that's the thing. we are all in pain, because we loved both of them. things happen in life so we got to deal with it. >> firefighters arrived at 9:30 a.m. they found flames shooting

through the roof, the walls collapsed and the roof caved in, and it took 60 firefighters to put out the fire. and then they were told there could still be two people inside. >> we were told there were probably two people in there sleeping. >> according to friends and family members, 45-year-old macho acavedo and 17-year-old johnny remain mopes worked 16-18-hour shifts and often slept there. nelson me dina is the younger employee's brother-in-law. >> it's a very sad thing. it's very hard, but i'm waiting here to find out. >> the two men are described as hard working friendly people who loved working on cars. >> in the light of day, you can see the utter devastation here. family members are working with firefighters to try to identify the victims, and right now the cause of this fire remains under investigation.

reporting live, jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you, jen, a new trial date has been set for a man accused of killing a cab driver. the first trial of 23-year-old robert lee murphy ended in a mistrial. he is accused of first-degree murder and robbery in the slaying of a cab demriver 2009. they were expected to go back to trial but it was postponed until february 26. murphy remains held without bail. >> an 1 isth-hour robo call could be expensive for those accused of placing them. the attorney general has found the multi million dollar civil suit against them charging them with violating the protection act. >> i'm calling to let everyone know that governor o'malley and president obama have been successful. >> the attorney's general's office says democrats received

one of those election night robo calls. bob ehrlich's campaign took responsibility and now he is being asked to pay. >> we do not to threat type of behavior in maryland. >> they were slapped an employee of henson's universal election company with a nine-figure fine. they violated the telephone consumer protection act by failing to identify who was behind the calls which were intended to discourage governor martin o'malley's supporters. >> we're ok. we're alive. everything is fine. the only thing left is to watch it on tv tonight. >> i received a call in my home. >> larry gibson teaches election law. he says he's never seen the

telephone consumer protection act applied to politics. >> the amount of the claim, $56 million with the potential of that being trebled by the court under the statue chute certainly sends a pretty strong message. >> we tried to find out julius henson's reaction to that message. he was unavailable for comment. however, last week he told us he didn't see why the calls were causing a commotion. he said the calls were simply meant to energize ehrlich supporters. >> it never said don't vote and never told anybody to stay home. on the contrary, the call was designed to have people who would have gone to vote for bob ehrlich go out and vote for him. >> tv 11 news. >> the attorney general says he has no tron believe former governor ehrlich had any knowledge of the calls and mr. ehrlich has not commented on

the issue. >> good morning. once again, sarah caldwell checking on your morning commute. let's watch for problems in the belair area. also a water main break at ring factory road. between 24 and toll gate road, closures. joe avenue, we have an accident and further south at washington boulevard and route 175 in howard county. meantime, major roads looking good that the hour. veterans day, so a little bit lighter out there. north side checking in in the outirloop around the harrisburg expressway, 49. let's give you a live view of traffic in the area of 7 and 29. east and westbound traffic looks good. that's the latest on traffic pulse 11. now we want to go live again to sandra shaw at the timonium fairgrounds for the irish festival. what are you cooking this time?

>> we're still doing the same sausage, but that's not going to be the only thing on pallet for friday, saturday and sunday. celebrating 35 years. we've talked about the sausage all morning. amazing with the stout guinness sauce on it. but what other kinds of foods do you find here? >> pit beef, irish stew, champ, which is a traditional irish dish. fish and chips. corned beef and ham and cabbage and potato platters. we're also having the guinness glazed wings, which is a new item for us. >> sounds great. good luck. we've been listening to irish guitar music by brenden, and you have an irish heritage? >> yes. born in ireland with two sisters and pom and dad and me

and migrated here. >> more than 20,000 people dime this thing last year. so it is a celebration, isn't it? >> yes. and need to come out and listen to some great irish music for three days and live cultural events. >> for more information go to www.wbaltv.com and click on the "as seen on" icon to find out everything you need to know about the 35th annual irish festival. the seven-day forecast, mild, plenty of sun in the forecast throughout the weekend. today in the low to mid 60's again. enjoy. that's it for now. back over to you. >> 6:37. 44 degrees on ti 'til. coming up. while the old saying measure twice and cut once, how poor planning resulted in a major mistake. >> and our water cooler question of the day, what do you think of a national magazine ranking baltimore

second in the study of most unattractive people in america? email your response to us at email your response to us at watercooler@wbaltv.com.

>> well, they are way beyond the shovel and bucket sand sculpting. the best three-dimensional sculpttures run through sunday and the winner of this event gets an automatic bid to the world championships. >> they say you can never plan too much, especially when

you're saying -- when you're, say, working with things like explosives. one of the detonators didn't go off and caused the tower to fall in the wrong direction. it took out several power lines and shut down the traffic lights, forcing police to m direct traffic by hand until the damage could be prepared. and no matter how big a celebrity is today, head to start somewhere and climb their way up, like stan stovall. while their embarrassing moments can be forgotten today, you can find them. click on www.wbaltv.com and "sbrarmente." >> we'll be back to look at your morning commute. thankfully volume not an issue. it's veterans day. >> great news in your forecast.

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shooting. and baltimore is ranked second in the -- on the list of most unattractive. only memphis, tennessee scored lower. as you can imagine, this is causing quite a stir around town. >> we're going to check in with the folks in tennessee. that brings us to your answers to our water cooler question of the day. >> what do you think of a national magazine ranking baltimore second in the study of most unattractive people. >> i think they spelled baltimore wrong. it should have been spelled pittsburgh! >> that was good. >> one writes i am not from baltimore, but when i moved here i was startled to find such a different look. the hair, the nails, the way people look and dress and talk all were offensive to me. honestly speaking, few people have all their teeth. so i was inclined to agree with

the magazine. >> well, bill of crownsville writes was this survey taken by driving around the wal-marts in the area? >> big paul writes you can never tell of watching the wbal-tv morning news anchors. >> thank you paul. >> big paul, you the man! >> one writes i would like to see who wrote the article? they should have posted it next to the article. they were probably chicken because it would have made it on every dart board. >> you can't hide behind that article. post your picture! let's check your morning commute. there are early morning problems to report. belair, 22 at 543 an accident clearing and water main break at ring factory road with

closures between route 24 and tollgate road. descendant at washington boulevard and 175. those are the accidents but delays are not an issue. it's veterans day so volume on the lighter side. let's give you a live view of traffic. route 24 at 924 and tollgate, that intersection looks good at the moment but not far away the water main break to deal with. looks like we are developing a bit of a delay in the outer loop. brake lights showing towards providence. now the latest from sandra shaw at the irish festival, getting us prepared for it at the timonium fairgrounds. >> i've been learning a lot about the irish music and food, the secret to a lot of it? the guinness. who'd a thunk? >> marinating the sausage in a

stout sauce, listening to the music of brendan. a lot of culturalal emphasize at the irish festival. >> the whole weekend we have a guest speaker from ireland, rita here to talk about the reunited ireland of 2016 which is going on over in ire land. on sunday we have a men in kilts competition. >> i think tony pann needs to enter that. >> we also have a music and baking competition. we have two judges from the baltimore culinary college. a certified master pastry chef, one of maybe 11 in the country. so lucky to have him here. >> and you are the actual executive chef for mccormick. for more information go to www.wbaltv.com. click on the "as seen on" icon. let's chat about weather.

we are looking beautiful. in store for a fabulous weekend with plenty of sun and temperatures above normal. the only disturbance is well out west not affecting us until maybe some time next week. what about the men in kilts competition? i think you should totally get onboard with that, tony. >> you're say that like i couldn't win. >> i think you could! >> sounds like a lot of fun. you've got great food. great music. guinness, men in kilts and great weather. >> there you go. >> thank you sandra. appreciate that. yes. looks like nice weather going into the weekend for anything outside. if you're heading over to the state fairgrounds, the irish festival would be nice. 54 at the airport. 33 in taneytown. so the big difference between the temperatures in the northern suburbs. nothing unusual for this time of year.

skies are clear at the present time. so other than temperatures, there's not a whole lot to talk about. the rain lingering off coast has now pushed offshore. eventually some of that will catch up to us, but it's going to take a couple days. a continuation of the nice weather we've already had. that's our forecast for today. mostly sunny, pleasant, the high temperature yesterday was 64. we'll be in that neighborhood today, mid 60's and a beautiful sunrise at 6:45. overnight, cool. mid 40's in the city. sunset this evening at 4:55. forecast going into the weekend, very nice. 70 tomorrow. just to give you some perspective. the average high is 58. 30% rain showers on sunday but all in all a fantastic

forecast. could be a little bit of rain early next week, but in the short-term, about as nice as it gets. >> time for a last look at our top story. two employees killed in a fire at an autobody shop. jennifer franciotti has more. >> the fire happened yesterday morning at an autobody shop off the beltway here in glen burnie about 9:30 a.m. and took firefighters about an hour to get it under control. 60 firefighters were called to the scene. the walls collapsed. if roof caved in. that's when firefighters were told there could still be two people possibly inside sleeping. according to friends and family members, 45-year-old macho acavedo and 17-year-old johnny ramos did overnight work t

>> good morning. coming up on a thursday here on "today," the latest on the crippled carnival cruise liner. we'll talk live to one of the passengers who was on that ship. how does kanye west feel about the former president's words saying his worst moment was kanye saying he didn't like black people? >> and "today's" show friends past and present. >> that was an interesting look. >> the time is 6:52.

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>> it's veterans day so, the roads lighter. >> yes. that's something you can enjoy. problem spots to watch for in belair. an accident cleaning up and ring factory road between 24 and toll gate a water main break creating problems there. indicate avenue and joe avenue an accident wrapping up. delay-wise not too bad. we are seeing a north side

delay in the outer loop, not much on the west side. 95 north of 100 looks good toward howard county through the capital beltway. >> great weather for the veterans day observance. >> no kidding. yesterday we hit 64. today 64, 65 with lots of sunshine. not going to be as breezy as the last couple of days. average high is 58. we'll stay 10 degrees above that mark on saturday. the best chance for rain will be toward the middle of next week. so even though you're seeing a chance of rain on sunday, i think you'll be fine. tune into wbal-tv radio. weather and traffic on the five's all day long. >> for travel and leisure magazine, we are proud to be ugly. [laughter] >> have a good day. >> we're back with a live update. >> follow breaking news and

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